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Hello,

Can you give more information? What versions of WooCommerce, WordPress, and AwoCoupon are you using?

Yes, of course, the coupon is supposed to be used in the current order: buy a mattress, get discount on bedframe.

Hello,

You can do this with the paid version of the below extension, using a buy x get y coupon or a combination coupon. The coupon can be automatically applied or required.

Hello,

You should expect up to 24 hours (even though it does not usually take that long) for a reply.

I have replied to your question, and you can always send a private message if there is more sensitive information.

When creating the coupon, under the user restrictions tab, enter the product in the product field and save. It should then only apply to that product.

I see, i meant your standard shipping, so not express or expedited.

In any case it probably will not work too well for you anyway, as it does not show free shipping. It shows a shipping method with a cost, and then a discount to 0 out the cost. Might be a little confusing..

Hello,

If you are not able to find a solution doing what you are doing, I have an alternate solution that may work, it requires using an external coupon extension:
AwoCoupon for WooCoomerce

And instead of creating a free flat rate shipping, you would use your normal flat rate shipping. Then with AwoCoupon create a coupon that discounts the flat rate shipping 100% if specific product(s) are in the cart. If others are added, then the coupon would not apply. And this can be applied automatically, without the use of a coupon code.

Hello,

If you have a custom plugin, you can add a filter

add_filter( 'woocommerce_shipping_packages', function( $packages ) {
	$applied_coupons = WC()->session->get( 'applied_coupons', array() );
	if ( ! empty( $applied_coupons ) ) {
		$free_shipping_id = 'free_shipping:2';
		unset($packages[0]['rates'][ $free_shipping_id ]);
	}
	return $packages;
} );

Where $free_shipping_id is set to the id of your free shipping method.

Its one of those where it can go either way.

5% of 5.26 = 0.263 => 0.26
5% of 1.05 = 0.0525 => 0.05
=> this total comes to 0.31

But if you take 5% of 6.31 => 0.3155 => 0.32

So the coupon is being calculated on the different totals, and because of the rounding down when calculating the individual parts, something is lost. That is my guess anyway.

If this is a coupon for just this product, and you want the discount to be 0.31, create a 4.9% coupon.

Hello,

I believe your product price price without tax is 5.26
And your tax amount: 5.26 * 0.02 = 1.05
This has a total including tax of 6.31

Looking at your front end image, this is the total product price.

If your price without tax was 5, then that total should be 6.

The calculations make sense, assuming your price without tax is 5.26.

Hello,

Thanks for your interest.

1. AwoCoupon is its own coupon system. You can still create and use WooCommerce coupons along side AwoCoupon.

2. This is based on billing address.

Hello,

It is based on the email address used during checkout. I do not understand the concern with changing browsers. Once a customer has created an order with a coupon code, the email address is recorded. And if you try to create another order with that same coupon code, it is compared to the email addresses recorded and the limits put on the coupon code,

Yes, correct. If you have any issues, let me know.

Here are the payment plugins for woocommerce:
https://woocommerce.com/product-category/woocommerce-extensions/payment-gateways/